ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 11 - Highlights & Reflections

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The season finale of ROADS's podcast brings the first season of the show full circle by revisiting all of the topics covered this semester. Reflecting on what went right, what may have gone wrong, and the exciting connections between each episode, join Josh, Mark, and Jae as they discuss their takeaways from the year, highlight the most impactful moments, and uncover some hidden gems that may not have been caught the first time.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, April 13th, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 10 - Meaning & Purpose

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The tenth released episode of ROADS's podcast brings an interesting conversation about meaning and purpose to the table. Delmas Malcomb, member of the Hub Board of Directors and local community member joined the crew to talk about his experiences on this topic. He joined Josh, Mark, and Jae in the studio to dive into what defines our purpose, how we find meaning in life, whether things happen for a reason, and the process of discerning a calling.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, April 27th, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 9 - Death & the Afterlife

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The ninth released episode of ROADS's podcast takes listeners on a journey to the idea of what comes next. Ashe Smith, a ROADS regular and student at Millersville Univeristy, joins the cohosts to examine what death is, is there an afterlife, and attempt to answer a very elusive question that is posed to every person of faith... What happens now?

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, March 30th, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 8 - Interfaith Views on Prayer

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The eighth released episode of ROADS's podcast brings together an interfaith panel to discuss prayer. Zain Rahman and Sharon Edelman, two students at Millersville University and presidents of their respective faith-based groups, shared their thoughts on prayer's effects on spiritual health, connection to a greater power, and ties to inner peace.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, March 23rd, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 6 - Miracles & the Unexplained

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The sixth episode of ROADS's podcast touches on miracles and unexplained events. Brian Wayne, a former Catholic priest and veteran of the Millersville University community. He stopped by the studio to talk about what a miracle is, how we can bridge the understanding of scientific advancement and the wonders of supernatural events, and what we can do to interpret the meaning of miracles.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, February 24th, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 5 - The Origin of the Universe

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The fifth episode of ROADS's podcast travels back in time to the very beginning. Dryver Henderson, a Millersville alum and volunteer at the Hub came and shared his insights into the topic. He joined forces with Josh, Mark, and Jae to explore the early days of the universe, discuss the implications of different timelines, and ultimately seek out the reason for a creation narrative in faith.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, February 17th, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 4 - Suffering

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The fourth episode of ROADS's podcast looks at suffering. We brought in Carley Weber as our guest this week. She's a freshman at Lancaster Bible College and had a really powerful insight into this topic. She joined Josh, Mark, and Jae to discuss the implications that suffering has on our world, ways we can cope with it from a spiritual perspective, and how different people can view suffering differently.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, February 10th, 2024.

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 3 - Forgiveness

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The third episode of ROADS's podcast dives into forgiveness. We welcomed Chris Peter, the campus minister of Millersville's Reformed University Fellowship as our guest. Together with Josh, Mark, and Jae, so many aspects of forgiveness were explored including how to forgive others, whether it can be conditional, and what total forgiveness looks like from our spiritual perspectives.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024.

(Audio quality is now fully back to normal!)

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 2 - Truth & Morality

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

The second episode of ROADS's podcast is on Truth & Morality. We welcomed Dakota Weber, a junior at Millersville University and current Secretary of ROADS to be our guest. Together with Josh, Mark, and Jae, they dove in on aspects of defining truth, how to seek it out, the standards for objective and subjective morality, and got deep on how our spiritual identities call us to continually seek what is true.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, January 27th, 2024.

(We're still working on some audio issues with our live broadcast but should be normalized by next episode!)

ROADS on the Air! Season 1, Episode 1 - Spiritual Wellness

Hosted by: Josh Marzak, Mark Shell, & Jae Handy

This episode is our inaugural discussion for our brand-new podcast where we talked about spiritual wellness. Welcoming Mr. Josh Belice from Millersville University as our guest, Josh, Mark, and Jae worked together to highlight the various aspects of wellness, identify the ways we can become spiritually unwell, and examine from multiple lenses how to define our center.

Originally aired live on 91.7FM WIXQ the Ville radio station on Saturday, January 20th, 2024.

(Excuse the audio technical difficulties after our intro. It's fixed about two minutes in.)